Thirsting for more competitions after Thailand’s eye-opener meet


Hungry for more: Savinder Kaur (right) says the competition at the Thailand Open was tough especially from Filipino and Vietnamese athletes.

PETALING JAYA: National athletics coach Malik Tobias has stressed the need for more competitive outings in the coming months to help Malaysian athletes fine-tune their performances ahead of the SEA Games in Thailand.

Malik believes consistent exposure to high-level competition is critical, especially for athletes like high jumper Norliyana Kama­ruddin, who clinched gold with a 1.75m jump in the Thailand Open at the National Athletics Centre in Pathumtani.

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